COVID-19
Japan to Accept Over 100,000 Foreign Students

Japan is accelerating acceptance of foreigners, especially foreign students. 150,000 foreign students are waiting to enter Japan, and 100,000 of them are forecasted to enter Japan until end of May 2022.

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COVID-19
Japan Government to Change Upper Limit of Entrance to 10,000/day from April 10

On April 1, 2022, Japan Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno declared that Japanese government will loose the entrance regulation to change the upper limit from 7,000/day to 10,000/day from April 10.

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Diplomatic Issue
Japan Government to Provide Life Support Money and Place for Residence, Chief Cabinet Secretary Said

On April 1, 2022, Japanese Government held the conference for discussing the acceptance of Ukraine refugees.

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Diplomatic Issue
Yokohama-city, Japan, to accept Ukraine Refugees

On Mar. 8, 2022, Mayor of Yokohama-city, Kanagawa Pref., Japan, declared that Yokohama-city prepared approximately 80 municipal housings for Ukraine refugees.

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Certificate of Eligibility(COE)
Japanese Special Measure “COE Extension” due to Omicron Variant

On Dec. 28, 2021, Immigration Services Agency of Japan has declared the special extension of COE validity due to the impact of omicron variant.

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Diplomatic Issue
Sanction “Suspension of Visa Issuance”, Japanese Prime Minister Kishida has announced

On Feb. 23, 2022, Japanese Prime minister Kishida Fumio announced the sanctions on Russia. The sanctions include the suspension of visa issuance against Russian citizens.

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COVID-19
Japan to increase number of entry up to 7,000/day, Kishida declared

On Mar. 3, 2022, Japanese Prime Minister Kishida declared that Japan will loosen the regulation of entry of foreigners from 5,000 to 7,000/day.

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